An important step towards Smart Grid are the Active Distribution Networks, based on controllable loads, generators and storage devices to reduce the DERs impact on the distribution systems. System stakeholders have conflicting goals and the application of the multi-objective optimization allows finding the best solutions for each of them, highlighting the relationship between the regulatory environment and the level of active networks implementation. Active operation can help solve the tensions caused by the contrasting goals of investors and DSO’s, direct consequence of the regulatory mechanism adopted. The main novelty of this paper is the adoption of advanced level of implementation for active management.
Multi-Objective analysis of regulatory frameworks for Active Distribution Networks
PILO, FABRIZIO GIULIO LUCA;MOCCI, SUSANNA;CELLI, GIANNI;SOMA, GIAN GIUSEPPE
2011-01-01
Abstract
An important step towards Smart Grid are the Active Distribution Networks, based on controllable loads, generators and storage devices to reduce the DERs impact on the distribution systems. System stakeholders have conflicting goals and the application of the multi-objective optimization allows finding the best solutions for each of them, highlighting the relationship between the regulatory environment and the level of active networks implementation. Active operation can help solve the tensions caused by the contrasting goals of investors and DSO’s, direct consequence of the regulatory mechanism adopted. The main novelty of this paper is the adoption of advanced level of implementation for active management.
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